British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is urging university leaders to address the growing issue of antisemitism on college campuses, particularly in light of recent encampments set up by students protesting the war in Gaza. The government is concerned about the rise in antisemitic abuse towards Jewish students, as well as a general increase in college-related antisemitic incidents. The Prime Minister's office is calling for universities to take immediate disciplinary action against students inciting racial hatred or violence and to cooperate with the police when criminal acts are suspected. The government is also considering granting the Office for Students the authority to impose penalties on universities failing to address harassment, including antisemitic abuse. While acknowledging the right to protest, the government emphasizes the need for universities to maintain a tolerant and respectful environment for all students. This initiative comes in response to concerns raised by the Union of Jewish Students and aims to shape new official guidance on combating antisemitism on campus.